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Pull hair back in two barretts on top of your head (one on each side at the top - it is hard to see these in the picture). Put a third barrette (a large one) upside down at the nape of your neck.
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Pull your hair up and fold it as many times at it takes to get it to
reach the barrettes at the top of your head. Mine folds 3 times.
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Put a couple of hair pins
at the top of your hair to hold it until you get your hairnet ready.
You can also put a pin on each side near the barrette on the bottom to
help keep the hair from falling out of the sides.
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Put a pin through the
hairnet at one of the knots and under your bottom barrette. Pull the
net up and around the sides of your hair, just until you feel
resistance. Do not pull tight. Twist the net at the top and bring it
back down.
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Your hair net may not
come all the way back to the bottom, but that is OK. You can anchor it
on the sides by catching the elastic edge of the net at the sides with
your hair pins as you place your pins up and under your bun.
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Stretch the hairnet,
hair and all (it'll go, I promise) back up to the barrettes at the top,
where it was when you began. Anchor the bun by pinning it up and over
the barrettes at the top of your head. I use 2 pins on each side [hence
the heart shape of the finished product, sometimes it has a heartshape,
other times it doesn't, but no one will see it under your veil anyway].
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You can see how flat this one is. I can usually get it a little flatter, but I wasn't having a good-hair-day!
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I put my veil on and this is what it looks like from the side.
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